Sentence examples for full of exigencies from inspiring English sources

Well, show business is full of exigencies.

Flexible work options for upto 5 working days in a month and one full month in case of exigencies.

They were all full of Japanese tourists, a sure sign that the management has sold out to the exigencies of the market and that the food will be workmanlike at best and inedible at worst.

My greedy glee at such a generous invitation had to be tempered by the exigencies of space – unlike him, alas, I don't have a giant garage in which to store my music – but I still drove home with no fewer than four enormous suitcases stacked full of records, mourning the gems I'd had to leave behind.

"We believe there is much good that can be brought out of exigency".

On the pandemic's front lines, however, there is little evidence of exigency.

Largely because of the exigencies of war, those who died on the battlefield were traditionally not entitled to standard rites.

The West is weary of the exigencies of war on the ground.

Data sources were interpreted and analyzed according to our own prior knowledge and understanding of the exigencies of the TRIPS Agreement.

Weathering some of the exigencies mentioned above is part of managing the process of knowledge translation.

Among the key things he learned were discipline, a broad repertoire, and the exigencies of technique.